Month: October 2006


  • I’m just sitting here at the moment watching the 9 o’clock news and in particular an article on the attitude that will be taken towards fireworks this Halloween. In addition […]

  • Today I went for a run, gym-bound as the weather was less than I was willing to put up with. Whilst puffing my way through several kilometres on the threadmill […]

  • It’s rarely that I follow up one of my own posts within 24 hours but when it’s something that I am incredibly passionate about then exceptions will always exist. This […]

  • Those who know me, those who read my blog, and those whom have come within earshot of me will know well, my feelings on the media farce that is young […]

  • Coverlipse

    Been looking around now for a while for a nice way to track coverage through the IDE rather than having to run a separate build every time I want to […]

  • Web Rage

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    Just when you thought you were safe behind your PC from the various dangers of road rage, shopping rage and good old general rage – they bring you WEB RAGE! […]

  • Hasta la Vista

    Paul W has a valid point in his posting today on Microsoft’s Vista licensing model. I have heard others talk about it previously but the proposed license structure is simply […]

  • An unadapted subject line from The Register. For some reason or other the EU has decided to let Ireland away with not providing location information for callers to emergency numbers […]

  • Pimp or Pump?

    It’s more than often that the ramblings at The Register provide me with cause for a giggle or two but the problem posed in this latest post is mind blowingly […]

  • We were lucky enough today to secure the services of Tom Raftery, to give us an overview of blogging in a business capacity and to advertise the power of blogging […]